Yep! I also meant to point this out in my original post, but forgot to do so. Anyway, I'm convinced that the varicella vaccine is the reason for his apraxia. I feel that all the vax's wittled away at his immunity and did damage to his system, but th

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Yep! I also meant to point this out in my original post, but forgot to do so. Anyway, I'm convinced that the varicella vaccine is the reason for his apraxia. I feel that all the vax's wittled away at his immunity and did damage to his system, but the behaviors and the losses after his twelve month shots (varicella and no mmr) was the biggest blow. Huge sensory seeking issues, behaviors, apraxia.....

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- Do you feel that the varicella vaccine played a role in your son's regression? I'm asking because you mentioned roseola and chicken pox. My son didn't receive the MMR at 12 months but he did get the varicella and that is when he lost his speech. He's regained NONE at this point. :(Thanks,Joannahttp://drewsautismd iary.blogspot. com/> > >> > > I have seen and talked about this for years. Dr. McCandless wrote about > > > this a few years back when I inquired about this.> > > It is like a fog was lifted or they were just released from the body that > > > they are in. In my case, it was always a burst of new language, great > > > behaviors just great every thing.> > > > > > Judy> > > ```````````` ````````` `````> > > > > > > > > >I am wondering how many people have asd kiddos who improve substantially> > > > when they have a fever?> > > >> > > >> > > > > > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > ------------

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